I had read First Evidence as a library book about 10+ years ago. Only recently did I discover that there were three books in the series, and Final Disposition was the final one. So I purchased all three, (first two as used paperbacks) through Amazon (with this one as an eBook).
A few spoilers:
It was fun to get back with the characters. But the tone of the story, for at least the first 60% was focused on Colin Cellar’s semi-comedic lost memory. He was in character, but he bounced from scene-to-scene in an almost random order.
And then, there is a fairly clumsy red-herring thrown in when the reader is supposed to believe that the character, Lisa, was a shape-shifted Allesandra, whose overt seduction of Colin was just like the ones in the earlier books.
And it is always snowing, to the point where the weather takes on the role as one of the major characters in the story.
I do not regret the experience of re-reading the series, so as to get a better sense of how Final Disposition was supposed to be the closer. But this was just not Ken Goddard at his best.
(I did download the Henry Lightstone five-book series, and have started reading, with Prey. This speaks to the impact Goddard did have on me when I first came across his books in the local library.)
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